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AI automation
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automation
...automation. So we implement this and it doesn't work. You know, is it a problem? If you got the invoice date wrong, is that a problem or not? Or have you routed a message to the wrong person for verification?
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...automation, and it'll come back to bite us. I call this agent washing. And so you're absolutely right that the biggest bang for the buck is when you try to get the technology to take care of fairly simple, fairly mundane stuff, kind of like robotic p
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...automation that help with underwriting, but it's not necessarily a machine learning application. Tracy and I I mean, I I find I get this idea of, like, AI as another form of workflow automation, very intuitive. Yes. Tracy and I used to, publish trans
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...So we implement this and it doesn't work. You know, is it a problem? If you got the invoice date wrong, is that a problem or not? Or have you routed a message to the wrong person for verification? So when all of we implement these things, you know, a
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...any kind of automation, and it'll come back to bite us. I call this agent washing. And so you're absolutely right that the biggest bang for the buck is when you try to get the technology to take care of
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...automation. UiPath's new AI agents don't just follow rules. They think. They make decisions. They work alongside the world's most powerful software robots already trusted by over 10,000 businesses. If agentic automation sounds new, just think of UiPa
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We posted up a job rec for, like, a partnership manager for supply chain role. So I put it on LinkedIn. I have a lot of followers on LinkedIn now. Get a bunch of resumes come in. So hundreds of resumes come in. Like, how do we filter through all thes
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And so the basic idea is like if you need to deviate from your plan, you can, you know, figure out that your plan was not working and go back and deviate from it. Another thing I think about a lot is specifying common workflows. So we're trying to ta
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...offering, where we are actually building these type of automations.
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And so we had AI rather than have a project manager put together the whole project plan, which would take weeks or months. We had AI put it together by feeding the AI all these research papers, giving it some guidance, and I did it all myself. Within
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...like, Vibe automation. That's definitely a good way to look at it. Okay. So what are some real world examples of this, and how is it learning to take these large actions based on, you know, a user's prompt? So we're working with some of the largest e
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We gave up on some of our RPA stuff in order to come on the new technology, new frameworks, building from scratch because we want to build an AI first experience. What did you give up on the RPA side? Look. We had an workflow engine, for instance, th
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...like, Vibe automation. That's definitely a good way to look at it. Okay. So what are some real world examples of this, and how is it learning to take these large actions based on, you know, a user's prompt? So we're working with some of the largest e
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...workflow automation, very intuitive. Yes. Tracy and I used to, publish transcripts of the podcast, but it was a very labor intensive process to, like, clean it up, etcetera. And so I thought, like, AI was gonna be the panacea. It's like clean this te
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...workflow automation system, then, yeah, you're gonna have to clear through all of these security hurdles, all these, like, compliance hurdles that are really real. Right? Build connections to all these data systems and, like, systems of record and ac
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...That's delegation. Now let's talk about the second project.
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I'm gonna go find a director of outbound that then hires 11 SDRs off street in one week, and it never works. Yeah. If it's not your core competence, super hard to do it out of the gate. So if it's I hear you. You're the best of the best. But the next
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